New 3 stops Continuo Organ by Vagi Organbuilding LLC
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ต.ค. 2024
- The smallest Vági Organ, 3-register (3 stops) instrument featuring a most lightweight design and greatest tone.
More informations and ordering: www.vagi.hu, e-mail: orsolya.vagi@vagi.hu / continuoorgan
Performer:István Ella Liszt-Prize awarded hungarian organist
Dietrich Buxtehude: Preludium in g minor
Manufactured upon order, tailored to individual requirements. Now available at a very special price.
Delivery: within a period of 8 months upon ordering.
Gedackt 8' (wooden)
Flauto 4' (wooden, open from f18
Principal 2' (75% tin)
Pipe sound (at low air pressure) is open nevertheless nice. For smaller churches, it can be used for lithurgical purposes as well.
Tone range: C1 -- d51
Tuning: 440 Hz, 415Hz (without Cis2)
Use left hand to switch a register.
Number of pipes: 102 wooden pipes, 51 metal pipes.
Large pipes sound outwards (33 pcs), so no high airflow will occur in the interior, which guarantees a pure tone.
The top part of organ is easy-to-remove by lifting off, weighing 44kg. Dimensions (cm): 95 x 50 x 72
Weight of lower part: 30 kg (including fan).Dimensions (cm): 95 x 50 x 32
Based on individual request the organ can be also larger.
(with 4 or 5 stops - Quint 1 1/3', Regal 8').
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I really like the sound of this music 💛
This thing is beautiful. In looks and in sound. I never realized such a small organ could sound so magnificent.
Thanks for your kind comment!
What a wonderful little instrument!
Beautiful, clear sounds. Well-regulated pipework. Simple but effective casework. Congratulations.
What a beautiful sounding organ and very nice playing!
Thank you very much Greg.
Sounds like this one has that Quint option installed. Open 4 foot makes for a broad tone. Great specification!
What glorious sound from this instrument...as one commentator so rightly says, 1,000 times better than any electronic with 100 stops!
Thank you so much.
Wonderful music. Magistral playing and superb instrument. God bless you.
Wonderful, mellifluous sound.
Such heavenly sounds!
This instrument sounds wonderdful! So much tone from just three stops and fills the building well. If ever had the opportunity to play an instrument like this, you have to fight me to get me off it!
wonderfull intonation of each stop. the strong root frequency of each rank makes the organ bigger than it is. the same method was used by theatre organ builders. all stops have a very strong root frequency wich makes the organ sound bigger than it is
Dear David, Thanks for your kind comment. These organs are the work of Mr. Gyula Vagi Master of Organ builder, who have great professional experience in huge organs as well. He was the one who've been restaurated the biggest Cathedral Church in Hungary in the Saint Stephan Basilica in Esztergom. Please find and listen the other videos of Continuo Organ channel. There are some good examples of his workmanship and his other Continuo Organs which can be found now worldwide.
The organ is well intoed & played. However, tis the acoustic of the "room" that compliments the continuo instrument and permits the instrument to "bloom" hence the divine sound. Incedentely, a good (small) electronic in such an acoustic space would be hard to distinguish from this....that's a fact .Tis the lack of carpet and furnishings that permit this wonderful reverberation. Chris Australia.
Very successful interpretation
Superb transparent sound
Helped immensely by the room acoustics!
Thank you Charles :)
Such a wonderful sound. It reminds me of a Bosch practice organ I regularly played at University that would also be well suited to a small chapel.
Thank you. Sorry for our superslow reply. Actually you can revive your memories and may own one instrument form us. Master organbuilder Gyula Vági is just finishing a new instrument, available for sale.
Really incredible!
Lovely!
Ci sono anche parecchie composizioni per piccoli organi che richiedono capaci organisti.
I love it. Would this be good for a small choral group?
Dear John, actually yes, many of our customer buys our instrument to play baroque music with a small chamber group or to lead a small choral group.
Anyone out there know what temperament these pipes are tuned to? ie: equal, ordinaire, tenth comma etc.....?
It must be A=440. But there is a possibility that this organ can also change temperament a to a sharp or flat of A440
Chopy 61 Thanks....but I think we are talking about two different types of temperament tuning....refer to my previous text with some examples included....But if you still can't understand my question....that's ok...let it go..
J.R. Zippie I see what you mean... I'm not sure if it is at equal temperament as I am not a master at this. But it might as it is made in the 21st Century.
Ahhh...I'm sorry...I assumed you were a master organist. The only way you could know the temperament of a piece.....is if you had used a well-known organ which would include the temperament as part of the known "specs"...If you are familiar with Hauptwerk Virtual Organs...One may select at random...any number of temperaments for the organ being played....The difference in the chromatic scales is very distinct....Hope this helps....peace....JRZ
Thanks for the info, I'm just an enthusiast who wants to build s pipe organ
This real organ is 1,000 times better than an electronic with 100 stops.
I could not agree more! Its has such beautiful sound!
I'd rather have a pedalboard than actual pipes.
And a pedalboard would not make music on its own. Therefore Pipes are even better.
Thank you very much for all of your kind comments.
@@shiningarmor2838 This is a great instrument for a small space. If a pedalboard is an absolute necessity, you could either request a pedalboard permanently coupled to the manuals or get something slightly larger. As it is, this instrument has a gentle sound like that of a practice organ I played at university. I'll include the specification here:
Built by Werner Bosch in 1968
Pedal:
16' Sordun
Manual I:
8' Gedeckt
2' Principal
Manual II:
8' Harfpommer
4' Rohrflöte
1 1/3' Gemshorn
Couplers:
II/I
II/Ped
I/Ped
Wow, I'd like it with two manuals and pedals...I'm guessing it wouldn't be that much bigger.
na den kenn ich doch :)